|
1953
- 1967 Corvette Specification Guide
(1953-1967 Corvette Radiators)
1953-1955
| 3130953 |
Copper |
Six-cylinder
engine |
| 3133689 |
Copper |
V-8
engine |
1956-1957
1958-59
| 3139588 |
Copper |
Very
early 1958 only; may not have been used |
| 3141674 |
Copper |
All |
1960
| 3141674 |
Copper |
230,
245 & 250 Horsepower |
| 3147516 |
Aluminum |
270
& 290 Horsepower; with top tank |
Note: Some 270 & 290 HP 1960 models may have
used the copper radiator listed.
1961
| 3141674 |
Copper |
230,
245 & 275 Horsepower to approximate VIN #1700 |
| 3151116
|
Aluminum
|
270
& 315 Horsepower to approximate VIN #1700 |
| 3150916
|
Aluminum
|
All
engines after approximate VIN #1700; with 3151016 external
supply tank |
1962
| 3150916
|
Aluminum
|
All
engines; with 3151016 external supply tank |
1963-66
| 3155316 |
Aluminum |
All
327 engines; with 3155416 supply tank |
| 3007436 |
Aluminum |
1965
396 engine; with 3155416 supply tank |
| 3008566 |
Aluminum |
1966
427 engines; with 3155416 supply tank |
1967
| 3155316 |
Aluminum |
All
327 engines; with 3155416 supply tank |
| 3007436 |
Aluminum |
L88
engine; with 3155416 supply tank |
| 3008566 |
Aluminum |
427
engines with Powerglide |
| 3008567 |
Aluminum |
427
engines with Manual Transmission |
Radiator
Notes: Corvette radiators were manufactured by the Harrison
Division of General Motors at Lockport, New York. The early
(1953-61) copper radiators have a Harrison Division identification
tag soldered to the center, inlet side of the upper core tank, containing
the radiator part number (as listed above) and a manufacturing date
code. 1960-62 aluminum radiators have their part number and
date code identification stamped into a tag which is fastened with
screws to the top of the radiator. Later 1963-67 aluminum
radiators contain a Harrison identification tag, but the part number
and date code of manufacture are stamped directly into the top left
of the radiator. Radiator date codes consist of two digits
representing the calendar year ("53" through "67"),
followed by a letter representing the month ("A" for January,
"B" for February and so on....).
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